Again, the WHY part is quite straightforward ...

Whether you have an online store, a small business website, a blog, an affiliate website, etc most likely you are targeting a worldwide audience ...

And as long as you have an international audience, and you’re selling something, then you should use a currency converter to improve user experience.

This is why I've created this short tutorial to show you how easy is to add a handy currency converter to your Wordpress website.

Interested?

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So ...

Just a few examples of the websites that may need a currency calculator ...

• If you are running an ecommerce store selling products internationally, then a currency converter can help your users quickly calculate costs in their local currency.

• If you own a travel blog, then a currency calculator can help your users calculate travel costs in different currencies.

• A business website may also want their users to see exchange rates of different currencies. Especially businesses with presence in different countries ...

• Websites in finance and banking industries can add currency calculators for their visitors to calculate conversion rates without leaving their website.

• There are many websites that blog or deal with cryptocurrencies, Forex trading, and similar niches. These websites need a currency converter so that their users can quickly calculate conversion rates.

And of course, there can be many other websites that may need a currency converter ... The list is long ...

So let's see how it works ...